Seahawks Eye Jauan Jennings for Passing Game Boost

0:00On April 30th, Seahawks still buzzing from that Super Bowl win over the Patriots a couple months back. They lost offensive coordinator Clint Kubieck to the Raiders' head job, an MVP runner Kenneth Walker III to the Chiefs in Free Agency. But they plugged the running back spot by grabbing Notre Dame's standout Giderian price at the end of the first round in the 2026 draft. Free agency is winding down, but vets like X-49ers, Whiteout, Jawan Jennings are still out there. An analyst called Seattle, the perfect landing spot, for him to ease the load on their star receiver, Jackson Smith-Enjigba. Smith-Enjigba, balled out last season, hauling in a huge chunk of the targets, but the team needs a solid number two option for contested balls and Red Zone work. They just locked him up with a four-year deal worth $168.6 million, showing faith in the Ohio State product. Right now, Veteran Cooper Coop leased the backups with 47 catches for 593 yards and

1:01two scores, but he's not the same. Force. After that, it's tight in AJ Barner stepping up, so Jennings could really boost the passing game and run support. Jennings hit up the Vikings recently, but walked without signing, leaving his next move wide open, as Seattle eyes more tweaks to stay on top.